New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
DEATH OF JUDGE RAPALLO.
THE CHANGE COMING UNEXPECTEDLY.
THE SHARP CASE THE LAST ONE on WHICH He
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THE SHARP CASE THE LAST ONE on WHICH He
HEARD AEGUMFNT-HIs CAREER.
Judge Charles 4. Raplllo. Of the Court Of Appeals
died at bis home I'm this city, No. l. West Thirty
frst-st, at T. m yesterday. His wife and
daughters with him an1 ne sitting In the easy
char which several weeks had been In the habit
of sitting having difficulty whch niciel respiration
d icult when lying down Although he had been I'll Tor
many weeks his death this line was unexpected
Five minutes before he bre he hs last change came
over his face. aud his family became alarmed HIS
physci,ns. Drs. Walker and swift were sent for, hut
before they arrived he lead Bri ;hs III esc CON
pllcaicl with a heart trouble caused his death.
In the latter part Of September Judge Rarllo went 10
Albany AMI for the last time ia the Court OF Appeals
hearing the argument Ia the sharp ease He was then
we'll lie returned 20 ths city and his illness
serious that be unable 10 leave the
house better ahout two weeks ago, ana for
while seemed t" be- gaining siren eth. The funeral Will
he SATURDAY at 10 a. IA. In the West Presbyterian
Canrch. in Forty-seconlst. between Fi'th and sixth
ayes of winch the Rev DR.. John Z. Paxton - pastor
II is expected that the Chief Julre All As~oci ate
JUDGES OF the Codr OF Appeals Will act ~ p1llbearers
The burial will be- 1t Greenwood Cemetery.
Judge Rapao was bt m IA t'' city september H.
ls23 He was the son Of Anthony Eapallo native OF
Italy who liveI for many years in this city anl was
noted IA "A ngu.st of superior clueatoh translator
AMI successful lawyer The mothcr OF judge Hapllo
WAS ElIz beth Goull whose father Benjamin Gonll
served I'm the Revolutionary War and whose sister
Hannah f. Gould, mas attained some distinction - a
poctcss Anthony RIpallo AMI John IN: ION occupied
law Offices together ccn yeas AMI there Charles
began the study of the law ~ the Of .oureon lie
WAS twcntyonc years Oh waen nc Wa admitted 10 rdc
ticc.
In : H. Judge Rlpallo became m'nh'r o! the hrh
Of Blunt ~ Ripallp They TIE a. lorneys OF the
Munil Life InS1rlnc. Company d ng g." inst wear OF
that organization In Isl, Mr. Hlpup b".nn" part
ner " Horace f. Clark and this the principal p'"
f,sonal association of hts BE The irm Pal IL Offices
At No 90 Wall NJ. Mr. clark married a daughter 81
Cornelius Vanderbilt iul for years tre lrm acri
"a the pracpal attorneys for tonm'dore ana the
steamship nud railroad cDnptnics under M con'rp|
Mr. al-o actri the AZ "rurN Tor RANK " "a
and for hIAt-t belmont Ia Nd1nus rilroht lI-h,"h'
In $50 an election he'll IN this 80 e uhirI lhr
amended constitution for thict Judge ana slN A~@'
cate ul r., oi the Court OF Appeals. SANFORD l. Hl'
elected chief Judge AMI air. l.hi"!l" was one {" c
AS.,cltte JUDGES chosen. judge Rarahp'u the hrnch
uss q high reputation for lrdihlu" anu "'"'
OF his opinions IN a cficol aleu- case WIS "l'
popular the time, but w,S GcRno"lcl-r 10 ne ''-
o. sound OF the laS That Wa- i.e Do 'i~ con y
case of Mlluam VI. Tweed. wac hai been SEN I" 80
| pcuitrnt ary cumulative sentence Jui-" h'p'lp
wrote tIc opinion Of tie court ordering q reversal '""
| all the Judges concur Ell IN u.
JUDGE IL tp5liO received On" unanimous n,hht'lln"
tine Democratic Stale convention Tor h.el III * - '
CnurI OF Aupes IN l-Np. bIf hc ~ dct q u NliA 40
| entire Democratic ticket. In $50 IN 6 hi'ii'p
married daughter of Bradford 'nmnr' al t"i'rn'
LAWYER Of Boston. MR.. kdirlio ivo ~'ns IA" ln =
Rapao law yer. OF the firm 81 Davies cole l'hp'1i
IN Charles \. l,aillo irini four d'uitefs are tue
survi, lug member, OF the family.